Flat tyre warning - run flats removed

[Z4wayne71]

I have a flat tyre warning light coming up on the dash, I cant reset it using the BC button, I removed the run flats some time ago however since having a couple of tyre changed I cant get the light to reset. I have noticed on the inside of the drivers door a picture of a flat tyre with a code next to it. Is there another way to reset the Flat tyre sensors?

TIA

 

[David-H]

I have a flat tyre warning light coming up on the dash, I cant reset it using the BC button, I removed the run flats some time ago however since having a couple of tyre changed I cant get the light to reset. I have noticed on the inside of the drivers door a picture of a flat tyre with a code next to it. Is there another way to reset the Flat tyre sensors?

TIA

What year and model is your car? Earlier ones where different to later / current ones.

 

[Z4wayne71]

Its a 2010, S Drive 23i

Hope that helps

 

[David-H]

Its a 2010, S Drive 23i

Hope that helps

Your model probably just uses the ABS system to give flat tyre warning and should just need a reset whereas after 03/2014 they had sensor valves fitted in the wheels.

Reset procedure should be in the owners manual (mine is but it's for the later model, so no good to you).

 

[Z4wayne71]

Not sure where the manual is!! will have to dig it out, the dash computer says to reset it off the the BC , however there is also a code on the inside of the drivers door, what would this be for?

 

[David-H]

Not sure where the manual is!! will have to dig it out, the dash computer says to reset it off the the BC , however there is also a code on the inside of the drivers door, what would this be for?

See this and try it:

 

[techathy]

The other thing to remember on this subject is that the system is far more sensitive when using non-RFT tyres.

 

[TR4man]

Not sure where the manual is!! will have to dig it out, the dash computer says to reset it off the the BC , however there is also a code on the inside of the drivers door, what would this be for?

Reading the manual, when you've found it, would be a useful way to spend some time! oke: